Kakaramba EP by Tick Tock & Milkoeh ft. B'utiza

MBR411: Tick Tock & Milkoeh ft. B'utiza - Kakaramba (Remixes)
The figure five is known to be a biblical symbol of Divine grace, mercy and unconditional love,
and for MoBlack Records 411th catalog, five are the number of interpretations rendered for Tick
Tock & Milkoeh’s homage to Providence, sewn and uplifted by B’utiza’s vocals. Comprising of
unique remixes from some of Africa’s most promising talents, MBR411 is an amalgamation of
organic tribal sounds, Afro soulfulness and innovative electronic maneuvers, inspired by faith
and emboldened by a stirring heart-to-soul dialogue with the Kakaramba, at the hand of South
African vocalist, B’utiza’s transcendent chorale.
Pretoria’s Dee Cee leads the 5-pack, cutting pulsating synth against the grain of a driving
bassline in pursuit of imminent conviction. Rustenberg’s Arol $ Kinzie swerves trajectory
cascading electronica and wading into layers of deep atmospherics and wind-propelled
meditation, but ever remains grounded in B’utiza’s hominal croon. Nuanced basslines brushed
with melodic noir and bristly percussion that resound the awakening of his African roots sets
Silvva’s remix in motion - a 7:15 minute adrenaline rush. Letting vigorous vocals run its ardent
course, Kiing Praiise & Gubu Noir evoke the deluge of emotions in B’utiza’s litany, festooned by
disruptive syncopation, airy pads and brittle groove. Wrapping up the quintuplet, Casaba Tribe
deploys gunning locomotive sonance into searing hi-hat procession, breaching sonic overload
that ruptures into celestial territory.

Press by Marie J Floro
Mastered by: Tick Tock
Art cover by Erikan Ekeferey

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